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Don 918 update homepage #1376
Don 918 update homepage #1376
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…me page testing with query string So to see what the home page would be in 2020 with current code go to e.g. http://localhost:4200/?simulatedDate=2020-01-01 or https://donate-staging.thebiggivetest.org.uk?simulatedDate=2020-01-01
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appearAt: 'asap', | ||
disappearAt: GMFApplicationCloseDate, | ||
headerText: "Applications for Green Match Fund are now open!", | ||
bodyText: "Apply by January 16 2024", |
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Should we standardise on a date format for these? Some copy has the number with suffix followed by the month
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Yes we probably should standardise, either to have the suffix or not have it. I don't have a strong feeling which way. With and without are both correct. I think I'd rather we leave it out everywhere. @BethBigGive what do you think?
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Merged so will move question to ticket.
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Added a small question about dates in copy, but the logic all looks good to me
To test, with a simulated current date, visit a URL such as http://localhost:4200/?simulatedDate=2023-11-28T12:00:00%2B00:00
The number at the end after
%2B
is the timezone offset from UTC - so keep it at zero if you just want to test for London in winter.